<div id="readability-page-1"><div><div><p><strong>Nvidia Corp</strong> <span>NVDA</span> just flipped the script on corporate strategy: it gives customers money to buy its chips and, in return, secures its own growth. The $100 billion planned investment in <strong>OpenAI</strong> isn't charity; it's a masterstroke in demand engineering. By funding AI data centers stacked with millions of Nvidia GPUs, the company ensures its chips remain the backbone of the AI boom, while Wall Street applauds the genius of CEO <strong>Jensen Huang</strong>'s latest play.</p><ul> <li><strong>Track NVDA stock here.</strong></li> </ul><p>The plan? Build and deploy AI data centers stacked with &#34;millions&#34; of Nvidia GPUs, funded, in part, by Nvidia itself.</p><h2>Round-Trip Capital, But Make It $100 Billion</h2><p>If this feels circular, that's because it is. Nvidia has already written smaller checks to AI cloud firms like CoreWeave and Lambda earlier this year, helping them scale capacity while ensuring those servers were powered by its silicon. </p><p><strong>Related: Nvidia’s $1.5 Billion Lambda Loop Looks A Lot Like CoreWeave 2.0</strong></p><p>This time, the stakes are enormous: OpenAI alone represents a massive guaranteed buyer for Nvidia's GPUs. It's the ultimate circular strategy—funding customers to buy from itself—scaled up to blockbuster proportions. By underwriting demand, Nvidia makes sure its chips remain the industry default, even as <strong>Alphabet Inc</strong> <span>GOOGL</span> <span>GOOG</span> Google and startups like <strong>Groq</strong> nibble at its dominance with in-house designs.</p><h2>Managing The Billions, Flexing The Cash</h2><p>The sheer size of the commitment raised eyebrows: Nvidia had $57 billion in cash at the end of July. However, with analysts projecting $97 billion in free cash flow for the current fiscal year—a 60% increase—the company has plenty of financial firepower.</p><p>Unlike the $500 billion Stargate venture OpenAI floated earlier this year, this plan appears less like vaporware and more like strategic insurance for both parties: OpenAI secures a guaranteed supply and financing, while Nvidia establishes a moat around its chip business.</p><h2>Investor Takeaway</h2><p>Call it round-trip capital or strategic foresight—either way, Nvidia is turning cash into guaranteed demand and market dominance. OpenAI gets financing for its AI ambitions, and Nvidia ensures its hardware is front and center in the fastest-growing segment of computing. </p><p>For investors, the math is simple: this isn't just a PR headline. It's a $100 billion pipeline for revenue, growth, and a long-term competitive moat.</p><ul> <li><strong>Nebius Is Nvidia’s Strategic Weapon—And Microsoft Just Took The Bait</strong></li> </ul><p><em>Photo: Shutterstock</em></p></div></div></div>

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<p>Nvidia Corp is implementing a $100 billion investment strategy to fund AI data centers using its GPUs, ensuring its chips remain essential in the AI market. This approach, described as a circular strategy, involves financing customers like OpenAI to secure demand for its products. With $57 billion in cash and projected free cash flow of $97 billion, Nvidia is poised for growth. This strategy not only supports OpenAI's needs but also strengthens Nvidia's market position, creating a significant revenue pipeline and competitive advantage for investors.</p>

- Nvidia Corp is investing $100 billion in OpenAI to secure growth by funding AI data centers that utilize its GPUs.  
- This strategy ensures Nvidia's chips remain essential in the AI sector, countering competition from companies like Google and Groq.  
- The investment not only guarantees demand for Nvidia's products but also positions the company for significant revenue growth and market dominance.  

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Nvidia Gives. Nvidia Gets. Nvidia Grows—Jensen Huang's $100 Billion Brainwave